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Hometown Bank, nestled in the heart of Corbin, KY, emerged from the collective aspirations of around 200 local visionaries back in the late fall of 1999. Their shared dream? To establish a bank that genuinely prioritizes its customers and the community it serves. This dream materialized into reality on April 3, 2000, as Hometown Bank welcomed its first patrons with a small team at a single location. Fast forward to today, the bank has flourished, boasting a dedicated team of nearly 60 individuals spread across five branches within the tri-county area. With a steadfast commitment to being the pillar of trust and warmth in the community, Hometown Bank endeavors to be more than just a financial institution. It aspires to be a haven where individuals not only manage their financial affairs but also find solace in the company of friends. Whether it's addressing monetary needs or simply unwinding in good company, Hometown Bank aims to be the welcoming sanctuary that fosters connections and support among its patrons. Generated using this place's available information

L&N Federal Credit Union has been in business since 1954. The credit union was originally established to serve the workers of the L&N Railroad in Louisville Kentucky. Over the years it went on to serve various businesses throughout Kentucky, Southern Indiana, and Tennessee including: CSX, Churchill Downs, Kentucky Lottery, Baptist Hospital East, Audubon Hospital, Jim Beam Brands, Van Melle, Laurel Cookie Company, and many more. Today, the credit union has a Community Charter and is open to the Louisville Metro, Southeastern, and Northern Kentucky areas as well as some surrounding counties. With assets close to $700 million and an array of products and services, L&N can offer everything necessary for someone's personal or business finances. Over 60, 000 people have taken advantage of flexible mortgage and consumer loans, free online/mobile banking, free checking, business accounts and more.. Set up as a financial cooperative, credit union profits are given back to individuals by way of better interest rates, lower fees, convenience services, and resource programs.